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Solve for Zero: 6a^2+17a+12=0

Solve for Zero:

6a^2+17a+12=0

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by quadratic formula , solution for quadratic equation  is

here given equation is quadratic equation . here unknown is a .

compiring with standard form A=6 , B=17 , C=12

so

or

so solutions are

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